If you have experienced a water leak and the carpet is wet in the basement first determine if the carpet is glued down or if there is a pad underneath. If the pad is saturated it must be removed. If the carpet is glued down the water can be extracted thoroughly with a wet and dry vacuum cleaner to remove as much water as possible, and then you can place fans and a dehumidifier to completely dry the area. Be sure to remove any furniture from the wet area.
Carpet cleaner or stain remover. Scrub. Wash.
You can either remove your carpet and add a new one, or wash the carpet
vacuum it and wash it
just wash it
No, because of the rubber.
Wash it
Wash with water; it is very simple and efficient.
Is there a car wash in northern Texas that has an auto carpet cleaner as well as a vacuum? Either do it yourself or a full service one, either is fine.
Using a vacuum to wash your carpet effectively involves first vacuuming the carpet to remove dirt and debris. Then, using a carpet cleaning solution and water, follow the manufacturer's instructions to fill the vacuum's tank. Slowly push the vacuum over the carpet, releasing the cleaning solution and water onto the carpet and then sucking it back up. Repeat this process until the carpet is clean, then allow it to dry completely before walking on it.
You can't it would tear it apart.
use a steam cleaner... and wash your feet.
Most pro carpet cleaners plan to do about 400 sq feet per hour minimum